1. Calculate the total length, L (m) so that the resulting stress, q is uniform. 2. Which of the following gives the location (m) of the maximum shear from the left end? 3. Which of the following gives the location (m) of the point of inflection from the left end?

1. Calculate the total length, L (m) so that the resulting stress, q is uniform. 2. Which of the following gives the location (m) of the maximum shear from the left end? 3. Which of the following gives the location (m) of the point of inflection from the left end?

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1. Calculate the total length, L (m) so that the resulting stress, q is uniform.

2. Which of the following gives the location (m) of the maximum shear from the left end?

3. Which of the following gives the location (m) of the point of inflection from the left end?

Given: W1 = 200KN/m
W2 = 300KN/m
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W1
W2
L1
L2
L3
L1 = 2m
L2 = 3m
L3 = 2m

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W1=2.0 kN/m W2= 1.3 kN/m